Shyught Plant in Trouble As Ring Burns Again
The city lighting plant suffers a repeat failure when the collecting ring burns out again. The large generator is out of service, dimming street lights citywide and cutting about 20 lights on the outskirts. Lewis A. Woodward will remove the worn ring and ship it to Lowell for rewinding, with an expert from the factory expected to replace and investigate the cause. The repair cost likely exceeds previous estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Woodward
Lowell
Mass
Rogerstown Railway Co
Hagerstown
Cty
Utskirts
Woodward
Four Horse Team Runs Away In Frederick Injury to Owner
George Young’s four horse team in Frederick bolted on the Baltimore Pike. Prof. Amon Burgee stopped the runaway by leaping into the wagon and guiding the lead horse while the others were tied. Young, owner of Hiram Grove Farm, was knocked down and badly bruised but no bones were broken and he was treated by Dr. Harvey Getzendanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Prof. Burgee
Baltimore
Pike
Mr. Young
Jum
Amon Burgee
Hiram Grove
Frederick
Schleys Iville
Young
Harvey Getzendanner
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Complete Relief
Advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces builds strength and destroys the disease’s foundation. Proponents offer testimonials and a money back claim of one hundred dollars if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sian
Cueney & CO
Kell
Belt On Trial For Murder In Rockville Case
Walter J. Belt stands trial for the murder of Jesse J. Ively, a farm laborer, in Rockville Montgomery County. Witness Thomas Frazier testified to a quarrel, drinking, a pistol shot, and Belt firing two more shots toward the porch. Stobart Dorsey and Thomas Notiles testified for the prosecution. Belt is defended by Alexander Kilgour and Thomas Dawson. State's Attorney States leads the prosecution assisted by former State's Attorney USFL Wazars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Belt
Laytonavily
Montgomery County
Jesse J. Ively
Benaili
Rockville
Thomas Frazier
Bel
Evely
Dell
Frazier
Stobart Dorsey
Ward Thomas Notiles
Conoract
Belt
Alexander Kilgour
Thomas Dawson
USFL
Visitation Convent pupils honor Mary land Day program
A Monday entertainment by Visitation Convent pupils featured readings and songs including Maryland, My Maryland and My Old Kentucky Home. A later note reports grocery store improvements at Edward J. Wine’s Market and 1st South streets with Kemp as contractor. Michael McCaffrey, a Democrat, confirms possible re nomination for city register. Dr R M Rau reports German Dane dogs valued, one killed and the other crippled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visitation Convent
Maryland
Uufon
Rebecca Staley
Mary Kane
Genevieve Smith
Margaret Long
Annunciation Hyon
Kentucky
Gimbel
Schubert
Salita Pesth
Kowalski
Margaret Leichert
Queen Immaculate
Edward J. Wine
Brenner
Dormer of Market
1St South
Martin ¢. Kemp
R. M. Rau
Auto license surge as spring begins at state DMV
The opening of spring brings a rush at State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Harry A. Ree's office with over 600 automobile licenses issued in the past days. In fisheries news, Fish Commissioner Bowers resigns and George M. Bowers, Federal Commissioner of Fisheries, sent his man to President Wilson for a pending April 10 changeover, with Hugh M. Smith slated to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Harry A. Ree
Bowers
George M. Bowers
Wilson
Hugh M. Smith
Brooklyn Woman Finds Relief From Persistent Cough
Maria Primrose of 87 Newell Street Brooklyn says Vinel cod liver and iron cured her three month chronic cough keeping her awake at night. She praises the tonic's combination of cod liver and iron for restoring strength and sleep and offers a money back guarantee. Williamson of North Market Street Traderick Maryland endorses the remedy in the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Maria Primrose
Newell Street
X. V
Vinci
Vinel
D. Williamson
North Market Street
Taderick
Consider New Tax Laws by State Commission Meeting
Governor appointed commission to revise Maryland tax and revenue laws and study tax collection methods. Public hearings planned across the state to gather suggestions. members include Henry Baker and J Barry Mahool, with Allen C. Girdwood as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marland
Court House
Golds-borough
Annapolis
Henry Baker
Baltimore County
J. Barry Mahool
T. Stanley Gary
Vernon Cook
Baltimore City
J. H. Gambrill
Frederick
William M. Cooper
Salisbury
Allen C. Girdwood
House of Delegates
Maryland
Baker
Panama
Somerset
Wicomico
Worcester
Girdwood
Put
Crisfield
James M. McSherry
Court
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Lamar Returns as Pastor in Maryland Methodist Conference
After the twenty fourth annual conference adjourned, Rev. Lamar was returned to the M E Church in Baltimore. Other appointments included Rev. J L Winger to Brunswick, Rev. J W Ariscoe to Doubs, and district superintendents and ministers assigned to Frederick, West Baltimore, and East Baltimore districts with several relocations and retirements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodied Episcopal Church
Iutaw Street
Wadltimore
Jf Lamar
J. L Winger
Jdrunswick
J. W. Ariscoe le Doubs
Prederkek
G. CG. Bacon la
Wesley Church
Washington
W. T. Jarboe
Urbana
Chase
East Baltimore
J. W. Hammersley
Thurmont
Parkton
Linen Shower for Prices Amid Wedding Plans
The Misses Price entertain with a surprise linen shower hosted by Miss Janet Birely on North Market Street. Guests included Mazie and Grace Price, Margrete Dill, C. Bess Gastie, Elizabeth Worman, Rose and Jane Birely, and many others. Prizes went to Mazie Price and Margrete Dill as 500 was played. weddings set for this month with Mazie Price to Howard Emmett of Chattanooga Tennessee and Grace Price to Donald Smith near Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Price
Mazie Price
Howard Emmett
Chattanooga
Tenn
Grace Price
Donald Smith
Frederick
Janet Birely
North Market Street
Margrete Dill
Price
Margrete DM
C. Bess Gastie
Elizabeth Worman
Rose
Jane Birely
Jacob Rosenstock
A. A. Radcliff
Barbara
Ruth M. Mullinix
Fred. W. Cramer
Mothers Guide to Syrup of Figs for Children
Old fashioned advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as the ideal stomach liver and bowel cleanser for children promising gentle cleansing to relieve constipation and sickness. It urges mothers to keep the product on hand and cites the California Fig Syrup Company as the producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Strap ‘Co
Beating the cough with Chamberlain's remedy ad
An old advertisement urges trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a cough or cold. It claims worldwide reputation and high praise, noting it is sold by merchants.
Frederick County Equity Sale Report in Davis v Etchison
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County sitting in Equity the report of sales filed March 19 1912 is considered in the matter of William K Davis and Ma Davis his wife versus Hopsie Etchison widow and others. The case concerns order NISE on sales and a $912 equity. The record notes NISE on the sale and related proceedings in this equity matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
William K. Davis
Ma. Davis
Hopsie Etchison
Charles CC. Waters
Arthur
Willard
Harry W. Bowers
Charles C .Waters
Charles McC. Maethias
Public Sale of Frederick Real Estate by Court and City
Public notices describe two separate sales in Frederick Maryland. A trustee sale of a brick dwelling at 2 East Second Street under a 1932 mortgage with terms of one half cash or all cash and a $250 deposit, with inspection arrangements. and a city sale of Lot 25 in Block 1 on West Fifth Street with 40 by 213.2 feet, subject to a sewer easement and a 10-foot setback strip, both conducted by auctioneers and officials with cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamuel Ll. Lilly and
Helene Ft, Daiy, Wia
Wits
Frederick — Huttdine Association
Frederick
Maryland
Thomas HH. Haller
Morten
Gell
Court House
Predeilek
Ligule
Igt
Gillate
Tyiuge
Deng
Must Second Street
Vrederluk
Masyland
Second Street
Fliza Tehou
Samuel
John T. Brosius
Samuel L. Lilly
Lilvers
Frederick County
Tlomas H. Tialler
William E. Darner
Heny , Reich, Alert & Brown
Alturnes
Marzleditoan
West Fifth Street
Frederick City
Fifth Street
Charles Werthemmer
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
Liber
John Edward Schell
G. M. D. Ciabaugh
Saia Register
Ian Harvey RO
Florence J. Hahn
Fredericl
Araby
Cha El-Ron
Urbana Pike
Aoe
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Largo
Sghaeribe
Prrarihive
Jesse Ively
Maryland Day
Mr. McGaffrey
Michael MccAnfrey
City Register
Register
Mr. McCaffrey
R. Heck
State Commission
Willcall
Arihar BD
D . Princeton
Tuckey
Johan C. ‘Sottrr Yestenday
Pythian Castle
Lamar
M. E. Church
Herbert Kaufman
Woman's World
National Bank
Emory L. Coblent
Cias
Wertneimer
Prank
Norwood
Robt
A. Kemp
Cashier GO
T. Baumgardner
Asalat
Richard Potts
Saloon League
Anli
Tirectors
A. Im
Mu AL. E. Doll
Marindat
Frederick Brick Works
Central National Bank
GEO. T Saumgardner
Ne Vaion Manufacturing Company
Dredenck Avenniv
Ast Patrick Street
Jim David Lowenstain
Marledet
Edgar H. Nobride
Court St
Post Building
Frederick, Md
Roy W. Poole
Reypner
Frederick, RD. CO
Helpenstein & Urner, Ageuim, Dol & Albaugh Bolling
Prederick
E Aces
Bulantes
Lurbiowud
Boyk Valail Ledger Asssson
Marika VO Cease Ee
United States
Malana
State OF Maryland
State Insurance Department
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
WM. Mason Sheehan
Tuielpenstein & Arnei Doll & Albaugh Dbuis Frederick
Aetna Insurance
Hartford
Lance CO
L. Cramer & Soa
Hartford Fire
Conn
TATE
Sint Insurance
Ora
Hartford-Tfire Insurance Company
WM. Bason Sheran
Landis
S. Landis
Frederick Diamonds
N. Market Street
Chaek
A. Smith
Washington St Mar
Hhuhny
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